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UBERDOINK wrote: Well, have you looked at c. page 6 and 7 of this thread where Gulliver and Daz remote viewed blind? That's not conjecture and feelings. How do you explain those results? Also, how about reading the Reiser report. Or if you've read it, point out what you feel is "conjecture"...

"Open Minds are a hard thing to find." Indeed. How about replying to some of the substantive material on here including Daz and Gulliver's demo instead of a pot shot like that. Jon/KRG

Hi Teresa, That would be great if you all posted some project reports on confirmable objectives which have had a successful result -- people could then see another approach to apps. There really are very few out there and IMO this would be a very good step to take. Best, Jon

Teresa wrote: Teresa, Thanks very much for your compliments about our work there - and for taking the time to read the long report! It was designed to be a step-by-step account of how we work, with background information about many minutiae about the remote viewing process and evaluation...

Teresa wrote: Teresa, I appreciate that you are trying to spread the word about RV and in particular make more actual RV sessions available, both on your site and spreading the word about where they are posted. In that light, if you are going to mention some of the prominent RV teachers here in...

Hi Teresa, <o></o> No, that's not the report I saw at Lyn's conference, which was a very detailed one of a civilization on a distant star, which of course, as far as is known, is not confirmable. One wonders who the client was.:rolleyes: It's useful to see the Moon Base Alpha report...

They did. About 5 or 6 of them. But the best remote viewer in the program - Joe McMoneagle - didn't. (The overwhelming majority in the field feel JM was and is the best viewer - aside from Ingo Swann who is retired.) What Joe McMoneagle did but they didn't is demonstrate RV in public and he...

Ewen wrote: Yes, there are certainly opposing 'scientific' viewpoints regarding psi. Thanks for the link. To my eyes, the page is a very selective reading of the evidence, but at least it attempts to make a case rather than lecturing us from a position that appears to be very ill-informed...

Here is the link I said I'd post to a project report, along with a few other relevant links: "Remote Viewing the Nina Reiser Murder" (by Aurora RV Group) Cosmic Spoon - ramblings of a modern day psychic Go about half way the page or search for Nina or Reiser Click on the link to download the...

Hi Teresa, You wrote: Yes, good point about focusing on the present. Of course what actually happened and didn't happen in the "Stargate" program and what was and wasn't achieved in the scientific studies of RV by different bodies is important too. From what I've read the history is convoluted...

Teresa wrote: Hi Teresa, This thread was generated, I believe, by the appearance by Daz on the Paracast show with the cohosts and the lengthy discussion of remote viewing that followed, culminating in the acceptance by Daz and Gulliver of a challenge to remote view, with only the tag of...

Hi Teresa, An interesting post on many facets of remote viewing, adding additional reference points in the field of RV. You wrote: I would like to point out that the two people who had the courage to accept the challenge to remote view on this forum - Daz and Gulliver - were not trained by...

Gareth wrote: I watched it as well. I have never met Joe McMoneagle nor corresponded, but based on his reputation and what I've heard about him (in detail), he would never say something like that just because those guys on the show told him to. He's a very principled person. He even said, when...

Fahrusha wrote: Many people in the field consider Joe McMoneagle the very best practicing remote viewer - as one person put it "by orders of magnitude". From the thousands of RV sessions I've seen over the years, I definitely agree with that assessment. What sort of excellent results are you...

Well done, Gulliver!! :D :D Someone mix up a few martinis for those who still can't quite believe it... (see Daz's magazine Eight Martinis) KRG